Sentence examples for difficult to parallelise across from inspiring English sources

However, it is difficult to parallelise across more threads of execution than the number of coordinate axes.

However, FMM is inherently difficult to parallelise and this study considered only a multi-threaded implementation with a task-parallel dual tree walk (the core of FMM).

Due to the non-local nature of its solution, this elliptic system is one of the most time consuming and difficult to parallelise parts of the code.

A possible solution to this problem, to be investigated in the next stage of our work, is to parallelise reasoning tasks across several instances of the Autonomic Manager [48] by fragmenting incoming data streams into sub-streams, so that each instance only deals with a subset of the incoming values.

The main problem for these compilers is finding a way to parallelise non-deterministic code.

An effective solution is to parallelise the particle filter.

These components of the particle filter are trivial to parallelise.

While it is possible to parallelise quicksort, the ability to do so is data dependent.

14 Such operations are an example of 'embarrassingly parallel' operations that are arguably trivial to parallelise.

The resampling component is a critical component of a particle filter and non-trivial to parallelise.

The difference is due to the ability of the Matlab software to parallelise more efficiently when handling larger vectors.